@lincolnbriniak: Clareando o cabelo com SunIn - Dia 1 #foryou #foryoupage #viral #fyp #hair #hairstyle #hairtok #haircut

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calvo_crya
CALVO_CRYA :
Acho que vai ficar ruivo 🫦
2024-08-02 18:50:05
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sendsuzes
Victor Hugo :
Nossa, foi meu maior arrependimento kkk dps meu cabelo ficou com cor de água de salsicha. Tive q raspar pq nem com tinta, passei tinta e a tinta saiu
2024-08-01 22:55:00
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adecantilho
Ade :
aí sim hein
2024-08-03 14:15:01
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marcelo.ton
Marcelo Tonon :
eu nem consegui prestar atenção no produto...🫦
2024-08-03 02:38:57
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allifercaian
ALLIFER CAIAN :
Dica de barbeiro: espalha com um pente pra pegar em todos os fios pq só com a mão pode manchar
2024-08-01 23:16:09
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crvg_kauezin
crvg_kauezin :
O meu tá meio laranja
2025-01-24 18:28:29
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jamesbarbeiro42
James Barber :
meu Deus 😱😱😱 neste momento é quando penso que Deus tem seus preferidos 😏😏😏😏
2024-08-03 22:43:58
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luna28485
Luna :
Omg is beautiful ❤️
2024-08-02 23:56:48
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muranardes
Matheus :
Da certo
2024-08-04 14:06:08
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rodrigoxairiron
Rodrigo Xairiron 🥰 :
Lindão ❤️❤️❤️
2024-08-03 02:00:00
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heyluispires
Luis Fernando :
Eu uso há anos 😻
2024-08-01 22:39:35
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alancristian71
Alan Cristian :
Muito bom! Usei muito...
2024-08-03 23:01:23
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iraelzinho
irael :
minha nossa 🫦🫦🫦🫦🫦🫦
2024-08-02 19:46:22
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eduardoribeiro136
Carlos E. :
Se reparar bem ele tá falando alguma coisa😻
2024-08-27 20:40:55
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lucassoaresmiranda
Lsmiranda :
não divulga moço, vai ficar mais caro kkkk o meu fica ruivo
2024-08-02 22:10:46
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claudio.joseh
Cláudio Joseh 🧜🏻‍♂️ :
Meu cabelo tava enorme , coloquei e ficou laranja pense num arrependimento, tive que cortar curtinho 🥺 ódioooo!!!
2025-02-01 01:15:30
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johnjohnmneto
Jonathas Moraes :
Fica lindo ❤️
2024-08-10 02:59:33
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wilson_wilso8
@Wilson.wilson :
TOP
2024-08-06 01:14:58
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euclaudinho17
euclaudinho17 :
Onde compra isso???
2024-08-04 20:57:13
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romulorabeloc
Romulo Rabelo :
Conta de onde é seu colar. Perfeito
2024-08-03 18:26:10
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jeffersonleitesantos
Jefferson Leitte :
Eu ja vi com camomila o chá sabe . So fazer o chá e com borrifador e ficar no sol um pouco . Ou vi também com shampoo de camomila aqueles de bebe
2024-08-02 15:51:41
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leormarquez
leo :
Da uma onda de calor com secador ou sol adianta o processo
2024-08-02 22:46:38
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marceloloureiro88
Marcelo Loureiro :
Meu cabelo ficou cor de cobre meio ruivo, não ficou como eu queria parei de usar
2024-08-03 19:26:23
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humorgentil
Humor Gentil :
gostei
2024-08-18 21:24:45
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windstar6000
*WINSTAR TURISMO* :
lindo vc
2024-08-14 10:22:28
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We may be the last generation that leans back to help our parents, to lift them into a better financial standing, or simply to ease the weight they have carried for so long.  It makes me pause. Really pause.  And if I am honest, it leaves me with mixed feelings.  I know the quiet contentment that came when I could finally place a portion of my earnings into the hands of the woman who bore me.  There is a joy that cannot be explained in watching your own people wade, even if only a little, from poverty.  There is an honour in becoming, for a season, the answered prayer of those who first answered yours.  I am deeply conscious of the blessing that comes with such a privilege.  Yet I am equally aware of the many lives whose progress was delayed because of this leaning.  Men and women who spent years building behind them before they could build ahead of them. Dreams postponed. Homes delayed.  Opportunities quietly surrendered—not because they lacked ambition, but because love demanded that they first look back.  And then another thought quietly finds its way into my heart.  I hope my own children will never have to lean back in the same way.  Not because I would not want them to care for me, but because I would want their generosity to be born of love, not necessity.  I would want whatever they place in my hands to be a gift, not a burden they feel obliged to carry.  These two arguments sit quietly within me. The profound honour of lifting those who lifted us.  And the equally profound desire to ensure that those who come after us can walk forward without carrying the same weight.  Neither voice is wrong.  Perhaps that is why this thought leaves me so tender.
We may be the last generation that leans back to help our parents, to lift them into a better financial standing, or simply to ease the weight they have carried for so long. It makes me pause. Really pause. And if I am honest, it leaves me with mixed feelings. I know the quiet contentment that came when I could finally place a portion of my earnings into the hands of the woman who bore me. There is a joy that cannot be explained in watching your own people wade, even if only a little, from poverty. There is an honour in becoming, for a season, the answered prayer of those who first answered yours. I am deeply conscious of the blessing that comes with such a privilege. Yet I am equally aware of the many lives whose progress was delayed because of this leaning. Men and women who spent years building behind them before they could build ahead of them. Dreams postponed. Homes delayed. Opportunities quietly surrendered—not because they lacked ambition, but because love demanded that they first look back. And then another thought quietly finds its way into my heart. I hope my own children will never have to lean back in the same way. Not because I would not want them to care for me, but because I would want their generosity to be born of love, not necessity. I would want whatever they place in my hands to be a gift, not a burden they feel obliged to carry. These two arguments sit quietly within me. The profound honour of lifting those who lifted us. And the equally profound desire to ensure that those who come after us can walk forward without carrying the same weight. Neither voice is wrong. Perhaps that is why this thought leaves me so tender.

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